DMF

Open format. Flagship implementation. Portable. Verifiable.

An owner-signed, portable, documented memory format, with Dijin as its flagship implementation. Verify any archive offline, no account required.

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The format is open. Dijin is the flagship.

Like Linux is for POSIX, the format is public and portable, and the Dijin kernel is its reference implementation. An independent-implementation ecosystem is the goal, not yet the claim.

Layer	Open format	Flagship	Others
protocol.table.layer.os	POSIX	macOS	protocol.table.others.os
protocol.table.layer.scm	Git protocol	GitHub	protocol.table.others.scm
protocol.table.layer.web	HTML / HTTP	Chrome	protocol.table.others.web
protocol.table.layer.memory	DMF	Dijin	protocol.table.others.memory

Verify it yourself, offline

The dijin CLI checks any signed artifact against the public key. No account, no server, no trust required.

Terminal

$ npx @dijin/cli verify ./my-memory

Verified 328

Unsigned 0

Tampered 0

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Or verify in your browser →protocol.verifyOnNpm →

Every claim is hash-chained. The chain is independently verifiable from any device.

Your memory. Your format. Your choice.

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